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Reservations open Monday 1st September

To all our guests and friends, our reservations for October and November 2025 will open on the 1st September at 9am UK time via our website only. Kindly also note that we don’t accept reservations via Instagram or email. For all bookings, please use our official reservation platform.

Please be aware, all cancellations or changes will be subject to a £50 administration fee.

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Black and white photo of Endo sat at a kitchen table

Reservations open Monday 1st September

To all our guests and friends, our reservations for October and November 2025 will open on the 1st September at 9am UK time via our website only. Kindly also note that we don’t accept reservations via Instagram or email. For all bookings, please use our official reservation platform.

Please be aware, all cancellations or changes will be subject to a £50 administration fee.

Large collection of shells

Omakase.

‘Omakase’ translated means ‘I leave it up to you’, and Chef Endo takes each of his guests on a truly memorable dining experience, guiding them through each element of an ever-changing, seasonal, elegant and artistic menu. A series of intimate personal connections – from preparation to presentation, where touch, taste and technical mastery provide an immersive and personalised journey.

Large collection of shells

Omakase.

‘Omakase’ translated means ‘I leave it up to you’, and Chef Endo takes each of his guests on a truly memorable dining experience, guiding them through each element of an ever-changing, seasonal, elegant and artistic menu. A series of intimate personal connections – from preparation to presentation, where touch, taste and technical mastery provide an immersive and personalised journey.

Large collection of shells

Omakase.

‘Omakase’ translated means ‘I leave it up to you’, and Chef Endo takes each of his guests on a truly memorable dining experience, guiding them through each element of an ever-changing, seasonal, elegant and artistic menu. A series of intimate personal connections – from preparation to presentation, where touch, taste and technical mastery provide an immersive and personalised journey.

Small sushi dish and spoon on a black table

The spirit of harmony.

Service is inspired by the Japanese spirit of ‘Omotenashi’ – the art of hospitality rooted in empathy towards one’s guest – a spiritual exchange that begins with the reaching out of one’s heart to another. The spirit of harmony between guest and host encompasses every detail and is present in each act. At Endo at the Rotunda, you will find this same harmony flowing between the tradition and innovation that imbues each aspect of Endo’s craft.

Housed on the top floor of the former Television Centre in White City with expansive views across West London, the multi-award-winning architect, Kengo Kuma, has designed interiors at Endo at The Rotunda. The light-filled minimalist space is grounded by its stunning 200-year-old Hinoki wood counter and crowned by a cloud light feature, levitating gracefully above the action.

Omakase at Endo at The Rotunda is served over 18 courses and is priced at £290 dinner and Friday lunch.

Due to the nature of the presentation of the Omakase menu and the logistics of transporting guests from the foyer to the restaurant in our private elevator, each guest must arrive at the stated reservation time, otherwise we must cancel the reservation and retain the pre-payment.

Small sushi dish and spoon on a black table

The spirit of harmony.

Service is inspired by the Japanese spirit of ‘Omotenashi’ – the art of hospitality rooted in empathy towards one’s guest – a spiritual exchange that begins with the reaching out of one’s heart to another. The spirit of harmony between guest and host encompasses every detail and is present in each act. At Endo at the Rotunda, you will find this same harmony flowing between the tradition and innovation that imbues each aspect of Endo’s craft.

Housed on the top floor of the former Television Centre in White City with expansive views across West London, the multi-award-winning architect, Kengo Kuma, has designed interiors at Endo at The Rotunda. The light-filled minimalist space is grounded by its stunning 200-year-old Hinoki wood counter and crowned by a cloud light feature, levitating gracefully above the action.

Omakase at Endo at The Rotunda is served over 18 courses and is priced at £290 dinner and Friday lunch.

Due to the nature of the presentation of the Omakase menu and the logistics of transporting guests from the foyer to the restaurant in our private elevator, each guest must arrive at the stated reservation time, otherwise we must cancel the reservation and retain the pre-payment.

Small sushi dish and spoon on a black table

The spirit of harmony.

Service is inspired by the Japanese spirit of ‘Omotenashi’ – the art of hospitality rooted in empathy towards one’s guest – a spiritual exchange that begins with the reaching out of one’s heart to another. The spirit of harmony between guest and host encompasses every detail and is present in each act. At Endo at the Rotunda, you will find this same harmony flowing between the tradition and innovation that imbues each aspect of Endo’s craft.

Housed on the top floor of the former Television Centre in White City with expansive views across West London, the multi-award-winning architect, Kengo Kuma, has designed interiors at Endo at The Rotunda. The light-filled minimalist space is grounded by its stunning 200-year-old Hinoki wood counter and crowned by a cloud light feature, levitating gracefully above the action.

Omakase at Endo at The Rotunda is served over 18 courses and is priced at £290 dinner and Friday lunch.

Due to the nature of the presentation of the Omakase menu and the logistics of transporting guests from the foyer to the restaurant in our private elevator, each guest must arrive at the stated reservation time, otherwise we must cancel the reservation and retain the pre-payment.